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How to Use Dead Island Save Editor Premium to Fix Your Save Games

Dead Island Save Editor Premium (DISEP) is a small editor that allows you to repair save games created with the Dead Island Save Editor (DISE) script. DISE is a powerful tool that allows you to modify your save-files and get access to various features and improvements[^2^] [^3^]. However, some older versions of DISE may cause corruption or invalid file sizes in your save games. DISEP was created to allow you to fix these issues and make your save games compatible with the current versions of DISE[^2^].

DISEP requires the MMED addon to be able to use. MMED is a mod manager and editor for Minecraft that allows you to create and edit save files for various games, including Dead Island[^2^]. If you're running a version of Minecraft that doesn't support the MMED addon, you can still use DISEP by changing the first line of the script to: --no-input.

To use DISEP, simply load the save game that you want to fix and right-click the save file. Select Open with Dead Island Save Editor Premium, then click on OK to proceed. DISEP has two main functions: repair and resize. Repair will fix save games that are marked as having corruption, while resize will fix save games that have invalid file sizes. Note that DISEP does not fix save games that are actually corrupt, or save games that are not even marked as corrupt. If you have a save game that DISEP doesn't support, make sure to use MMED to create a new save game from the save file.

To repair a save game, simply type --repair and the name of the save file. For example, to repair the save file world_2.bin, you would type: --repair world_2.bin. To resize a save game, simply type --resize and the name of the save file. For example, to resize the save file world_3.bin, you would type: --resize world_3.bin. DISEP will then perform the necessary actions and create a new save file with the same name but with a .fixed extension. For example, world_2.bin.fixed or world_3.bin.fixed. You can then load these new save files with DISE or MMED and enjoy your game.

DISEP is available for a donation fee at https://www.npmjs.com/package/deadislandsaveeditorpremium_8h[^2^]. By donating, you will support the development of DISEP and get access to premium features such as backup, restore, merge, split, and more. You can also watch a video review of DISEP at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDLJ6d2nbtY[^4^]. DISEP is a useful tool for anyone who wants to fix their save games created with DISE and enjoy Dead Island without any hassle.

Dead Island is a first-person action RPG that lets you explore a tropical island overrun by zombies. You can choose from four different characters, each with their own skills and weapons, and team up with up to three other players online. You can also craft your own weapons by combining various items and parts, such as nails, batteries, and blades. The game features a dynamic day and night cycle, which affects the behavior and strength of the zombies. The game also has a variety of vehicles that you can use to travel around the island or run over the undead.

Dead Island received mostly positive reviews from critics and players alike, who praised its open world, combat system, co-op mode, and atmosphere. Some of the common criticisms were its technical issues, weak story, repetitive quests, and lack of polish. The game sold over five million copies worldwide and spawned several spin-offs and sequels, such as Dead Island: Riptide, Dead Island: Epidemic, Dead Island: Retro Revenge, and Dead Island 2[^4^] [^5^] [^6^].

Dead Island 2 is the upcoming sequel to Dead Island, developed by Dambuster Studios and published by Deep Silver. The game is set in California, where a new zombie outbreak has occurred. The game features new characters, weapons, enemies, and locations, such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and an aircraft carrier. The game also promises to have more humor, gore, and freedom than its predecessor. The game is expected to release in 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC[^1^] [^2^]. 061ffe29dd